In a message dated 6/4/05 3:35:50 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>The
Vedic maxim says that in the vicinity of the enlightened—those
>experiencing unity (yoga)—there’s no violence. That’s the core
principle.
>If we create enough coherence in the collective
consciousness as a whole,
>9/11 won’t happen again. That’s what we need
as our war on terror. It
>needs to be fought from the
inside.
>
>The real jihad is not fought with weapons. The real
jihad is to create
>inner peace, to create an inner unity, and slay the
inner demons that hold
>us in separation from ourselves and one
another. That’s the real war on
>terror. Then we slay terror literally
instead of getting caught in the
>trap of going after “terrorists” and
thinking it’s those “bad people” that
>are the problem. That is a
complete fantasy and a tragic waste of lives
>and resources, blinding
us to what needs to change in ourselves. We need
>to be able to speak
plainly and not blame anyone, because people at every
>level of
responsibility are using the best techniques they understand. So
>it’s
our responsibility to share what we know. It’s a big jump for many.
>We’re not going to change the foreign policy of the United States on
the
>basis of this series of studies—not until there’s a broad enough
>understanding of the dynamics of collective consciousness in the
country.
>Politicians here and elsewhere are rational people. They’re
not going to
>do something which immediately gets them voted out of
office because their
>constituents don’t understand what they’re doing
and feel frightened. So
>there’s no blame there. Nevertheless, if we
follow our present course of
>relying too much on military action to
combat terrorism, there will be a
>massive waste of lives and resources
compared to what could be done
>through more of us joining the real war
on terror. That’s the challenge
>for us
now.•
>
>
Uh, didn't the Dali Lama have some great effect on protecting
Tibet from the invasion of the Chinese back in the fifties using some such
"technology". Oh wait a second, they were
Buddhists!
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